Twelve-Tribe Nations: Sacred Number and the Golden Age
by John Michell, Christine Rhone
Investigates the recurring motif of twelve tribes or divisions in ancient societies and their links to sacred geometry and lost ideals of harmony.
About This Book
Twelve-Tribe Nations examines recurring twelve-part divisions found in myth, geography, and social organization across many civilizations.
The authors trace how these patterns relate to ideas of cosmic order and the concept of a past Golden Age.
Attention is given to sacred number, geometry, and the symbolic role of the number twelve in religious and cultural traditions.
The book draws on historical and archaeological sources to illustrate these themes without introducing new narrative elements.
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